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Scriptum esse de petitione libellum in epistulae modum ad M. Fratrem candidatum consutatus manifestum est. Nulla nisi ac commodata ad epistulae speeiem inscriptio in antiquissimo codice reperitur alia qui praeterea titulo uti votent, ei monendi sunt ut non de petitione consulalus inscribant quemadmodum adsolet sed commentariolum petitionis, si quidem extremis verbis Quintus vette se kune libeltum destinari ostendit etiam aliorum usui qui honores pelant alias. De tempore libelli mihi non convenit cum plerisque qui scriptum eum esse opinantur altero ante Marci consulatum anno, ccum. Tempus instaret quo M. Petere posset'. Fecit autem Marcus prensandi initium in campo, ut ipse Attico narravit I 1, - 1, mense quintili anni DCLXXXVIIII. Verum non cum inciperet frater petere sed paene in media eius petitione Quintus sua haec praecepta composuit. Parum valet quod in 5 4 2 de paneorum mensum negotin loquitur, plus valet quod ex sex illis quos Mar cus habuerat competitoribus quattuor omnino neglequntur, duo ne nominati quidem a Quinto, P. Galba et L. Cassius quasi p0putari fama iam profligati 5 7. Non videbantur cum Quintus scripsit aemulari Marco nisi Catilina et Antonius, quorum alterum utrum creatum iri cum Marco consulem putat 5 1° Antonium facilius quam Catilinam a fratre vinci posse significat 5 28. Scripsit igi tur Quintus aliquot mensibus post quintilem anni DCLXXX VIII] quo ne hoc quidem, competitores Marci quinam forent, certo con stabat, ante iunium anni DCLXXXX quo novus Catilinae furor ptures Antonio su/ì'ragatores parare coeperat. Accedit ea: 5 10 quod Catilina ex iudicio repetundarum tum discesserat absolutas, quod iudicium quamquam instare Cicero ad* Atticum I I, pro didit mense quintili anni DCLXXX VIIII peractum tamen non erat co tempore quo ad Atticum tilleras misit I 2. Hae quando missae sint, non ex primis verbis efficitur novorumque consulum designatorum nominibus, quoniam comitia consularia eius anni quo die sint habita ignoranius, sed ea: postremis his tuo adventu nobis opus est maturo et quare ianuario mense ut constiluisti cura ut Romae sis mense novembri potius quam septembri scriptas esse coniectamus.
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